Yes, theoretically.1.) As much as I disagree with it, relativity does allow for hypothetically travelling forward in time.
So what's doing the travelling through time?
There is that.2.) Depending on how far in the future it may be, perhaps we are just slow on the uptake.
Um, okay, it still involves telepathy or similar.3.) With the example above, I pointed out that I may have seen it AS it was happeining - not necessarily before. I have conceded that it may not have been a premonition, rather one of the other two possibilities I listed.
Except that we have no mecahnism, let alone "don't understand it".Again, the fact that we do not understand the mechanics does not imply it is impossible.
There is nothing at all that we know that could explain it, and it contradicts what we do know.
What "transmits", what "recieves", what frequency is the transmission on?What laws of physics does telepathy break? I know of none.
"Thought waves" aren't like radio signals.
How is it achieved?
People aren't a physical law.Some people can make full court baskets sometimes.
Most can't.
Most can't on demand.
None get it every time.
That says nothing.
That was my simpler explanation: weird shit happens, we know the mind plays tricks, we don't know how or why yet, but that it does is an established fact.Give me simpler explanation of what happened, then.
I'll capitulate if you do.
I've searched for one, believe me.
Given enough people (and therefore "tricks") and enough events some of them are bound to match.
It's a random event.